Note: Locators followed by “f ” and “t” refer to figures and tables respectively.
acf(),
autocovariance estimation coding
background
and spectrum
for white noise errors
acos()
AIC. See Akaike's information criteria
Akaike's information criteria (AIC)
as cross-validation, NYC temperatures
model selection with
anova()
arima.sim()
ARMA(2,2) model
AR(m) filtering matrix
filtering information
linear algebra
and lm()
to model MA(3)
standard computations
AR(1) model for irregular spacing
final analysis
method
motivation
results
sensitivity analysis
AR(m) structure, residuals for
data display
filtering twice
ar.yw()
asin()
Assumptions
equal variance
regression
two- sample t-test
independence
introduction
logarithmic transformations, illustration of
normality
heavy tails
left skew
right skewed
atan()
Autocorrelation
AR(1)
AR(2)
estimation
for MA(1) models
for MA(2) models
stationarity
Autocovariance
AR(1)
AR(2)
ARMA(m,l) model
estimation, 37
properties
stationarity
white noise
Autoregressive model of order 1, AR(1)
adjustments
implications
skip method
autocorrelation
autocovariance
definition
examples (stable and unstable models)
illustration
Autoregressive model of order 2, AR(2)
autocorrelation
autocovariance
examples 46t
and power spectrum
preliminary facts
R code
simulating data
Backshift operator
and ARMA(m,l) models
definition
examples
stationary condition for AR(1) model
Bayesian information criteria (BIC)
Best linear unbiased ...
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